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Take a look back at our incredible journey!

Here’s a glimpse of what we’ve achieved together in past editions-real stories, real innovations, and real impact that paved the way for change.

2025

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states,  inviting students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes

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2024

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes

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2023

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes

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2022

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes.
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2022

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes

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2023

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes
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2024

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes
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2025

Hack4Purpose Edition 1

Hack4Purpose’s first edition saw 8,500+ registrations from 16+ states, engaging students from 4,000+ colleges, with 46% female participation. Participants tackled real-world challenges through four key themes
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Our Family Speaks

Hear our community spill their hearts out about their Hack4Purpose experience. Real stories from real people who’ve walked this purpose-filled path with us.
“I have only compliments for the event. If talking about improvement, I think there should be a little more advertising for the hackthon, because that is an outstanding hackthon, and if people get to know about it, they will definitely participate. Most students were from the south. With a little more advertising, this hackathon could attract a lot of students from all over India.”

Deepak Singh

Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology, Dwarahat, Almora

  • Uttarakhand
“We suggest allotting more time for hands-on workshops for specific entrepreneurial skills. The judges were highly experienced and provided very valuable insights. However, the judging time could have been increased a little to explain everything perfectly.”

Hemasri M

Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Erode

  • Tamil Nadu
“Hack4Purpose was a valuable experience where I gained insights into start-ups and practical business applications. The judging panel was highly commendable. On June 26th, all judges shared their insights, which proved immensely beneficial for personal and professional development. The panel comprises a diverse range of judges suited to various project types, each aligned with specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Based on my experience, I find the judging panel to be exceptionally proficient. “

Acharya Mauli

Charotar University of Science and Technology (CHARUSAT), Anand

  • Gujarat
“I think the event was awesome for me and my team, there is no need for improvement in my point of view. Judging time could have been more”

Subhajit Biswal

Driems University, Tangi, Cuttack

  • Odisha
“In my opinion no correction is needed because everything was done very well.”

Dangar Drashti

Gyanmanajari Inovative University, Bhavnagar

  • Gujarat
“We are comfortable with the judges as they are kind and nice to us and gave suggestions to improve our project.”

Janadharshini T

Jansons Institute of Technology, Coimbatore

  • Tamil Nadu
“I guess you can add on mid program fun activities or surprise events that makes things interesting.The judges were very skilled but the time wasn’t sufficient for them to hear out every teams presentation completely because they took too much time to judge the early teams and the teams at last were made to rush also they didn’t even see the ppt of last few teams.”

Srivarshan V M

Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology, Chennai

  • Tamil Nadu
“I have only compliments for the event. If talking about improvement, I think there should be a little more advertising for the hackthon, because that is an outstanding hackthon, and if people get to know about it, they will definitely participate. Most students were from the south. With a little more advertising, this hackathon could attract a lot of students from all over India.”

Deepak Singh

Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology, Dwarahat, Almora

  • Uttarakhand
“We suggest allotting more time for hands-on workshops for specific entrepreneurial skills. The judges were highly experienced and provided very valuable insights. However, the judging time could have been increased a little to explain everything perfectly.”

Hemasri M

Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Erode

  • Tamil Nadu

“Hack4Purpose was a valuable experience where I gained insights into start-ups and practical business applications. The judging panel was highly commendable. On June 26th, all judges shared their insights, which proved immensely beneficial for personal and professional development. The panel comprises a diverse range of judges suited to various project types, each aligned with specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Based on my experience, I find the judging panel to be exceptionally proficient. “

Acharya Mauli

Charotar University of Science and Technology (CHARUSAT), Anand

  • Gujarat
“I think the event was awesome for me and my team, there is no need for improvement in my point of view. Judging time could have been more”

Subhajit Biswal

Driems University, Tangi, Cuttack

  • Odisha
“In my opinion no correction is needed because everything was done very well.”

Dangar Drashti

Gyanmanajari Inovative University, Bhavnagar

  • Gujarat
“We are comfortable with the judges as they are kind and nice to us and gave suggestions to improve our project.”

Janadharshini T

Jansons Institute of Technology, Coimbatore

  • Tamil Nadu
“I guess you can add on mid program fun activities or surprise events that makes things interesting.The judges were very skilled but the time wasn’t sufficient for them to hear out every teams presentation completely because they took too much time to judge the early teams and the teams at last were made to rush also they didn’t even see the ppt of last few teams.”

Srivarshan V M

Sri Sai Ram Institute of Technology, Chennai

  • Tamil Nadu
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